The Voice Teacher Podcast

著者: Sam Johnson and Aimee Geddes
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  • Become a stellar voice teacher and grow your singing studio! Learn from world class voice experts what it takes to be a truly great voice teacher. Gain science backed insight into the voice and learn from those with decades of experience.
    2022
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Become a stellar voice teacher and grow your singing studio! Learn from world class voice experts what it takes to be a truly great voice teacher. Gain science backed insight into the voice and learn from those with decades of experience.
2022
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  • University Diversity in Music with Matt Edwards
    2024/10/23

    Summary

    In this conversation, Aimee Geddes interviews Matt Edwards, an associate professor at Shenandoah University, about his innovative work in voice pedagogy, particularly focusing on pop rock music. They discuss the development of unique degree programs, the importance of diversity in music education, and the challenges faced by contemporary music educators. Matt shares insights into the curriculum for both master's and doctorate programs, emphasizing the need for inclusivity and the integration of various musical styles. The conversation also touches on the decline in music enrollment and the implications for the future of music education. In this conversation, Matt Edwards discusses the evolving landscape of music education, highlighting the rising costs of higher education, the impact of technology, and the importance of quality control in online learning. He emphasizes the need for adaptability in musical theater training and the role of voice science in teaching. The conversation also touches on the significance of embracing diversity in vocal expression and the necessity of understanding the human experience through song.

    Find us at:

    www.ivtom.org

    https://www.su.edu

    https://www.edwardsvoice.com

    www.breakthrough-studios.com

    Takeaways

    MattEdwards has been instrumental in developing a pop rock program at Shenandoah University.
    The first master's degree in contemporary commercial music voice pedagogy was established at Shenandoah.
    Shenandoah's doctorate program is open to singers of all styles, promoting inclusivity.
    The curriculum includes anatomy, pedagogy, and technology classes for voice training.
    Students are encouraged to explore diverse methodologies in teaching voice.
    The master's program offers a flexible format for in-person and online learning.
    Diversity in music education is crucial for connecting with various communities.
    Cultural elitism has historically influenced music education in the U.S.
    There is a concerning decline in enrollment in music programs nationwide.
    The conversation around the value and cost of higher education is becoming increasingly important. Rising costs in higher education are often unrelated to education quality.
    Technology has created new opportunities for music education outside traditional institutions.
    Quality control in online music education is crucial for student success.
    Voice science should inform teaching but not dominate the learning experience.
    Musical theater training must adapt to current industry trends and demands.
    Unique vocal qualities are essential for marketability in the music industry.
    Singers should be taught to communicate the human experience through song.
    There is no absolute truth in vocal pedagogy; biases from the past must be reevaluated.
    Diversity in vocal expression enriches the learning environment for all singers.
    Mental health and vocal health improve when singers receive instruction aligned with their goals.

    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction to Nat Edwards and Shenandoah University
    03:11 Building a Pop Rock Program at Shenandoah
    06:04 Innovative Degree Programs in Voice Pedagogy
    09:09 Curriculum Overview for Masters and Doctorate Programs
    12:06 Flexibility in Learning: In-Person and Online Options
    15:01 The Need for Diversity in Music Education
    17:56 Researching Cultural Elitism in Music Education
    21:08 The Decline of Music Enrollment and Its Implications
    24:11 Future Directions for Music Education
    27:38 The Rising Costs of Higher Education
    29:43 The Impact of Technology on Music Education
    34:00 The Role of Voice Science in Teaching
    37:10 Adapting to Trends in Musical Theater
    41:20 Embracing Diversity in Vocal Expression

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    50 分
  • S2 E1 American Idol Secrets...Get YOUR students through!
    2024/05/17

    Learn the ins and outs of the NEW American Idol audition process! Kyle Khou is a Casting Producer for American Idol and he gives the inside scoop into what to expect with auditioning for the show, how to help your students to succees in the process and how to encourage authenticity in your singers. This is a MUST Listen!

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    43 分
  • Finishing Big Projects with John Henny
    2023/08/30

    In this episode we are joined by the brilliant voice teacher and entrepreneur John Henny. We talk about...

    • Getting started with teaching
    •  Egos
    • Peaks and Valleys
    • Imposter syndrome
    • Show people how you can help them
    • Writing books
    • Pomodoro technique
    • Finishing big projects
    • Investing in yourself
    • Connecting with groups bigger than yourselves

    Reach John at https://johnhenny.com/

    Find more about Sam Johnson at: www.vocalease.net and Aimee Geddes at www.breakthrough-studios.com

    Find the International Voice Teachers of Mix at: www.ivtom.org

    Intro and outro theme song: No Qualms. https://asharicrecords.com/studio and Maz Mazak www.mazmazak.com

    Download past IVTOM conference recordings to catch up on any knowledge you may have missed! www.ivtom.org/events

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    30 分

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